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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

Nsnsfssi Day.
fefss wnn : sss:aias rs rsssass IA
Gfsaa K4fl1z.
Rzgs><f shs Hixk seheel s.ss sn sxssT
sieh - Nsz4 sss senoffos
A h1axF sloras, sssozapsnisd ~ sseadsf
saa IA nie<. STACK lhs uAagih ass sssa
Tie LFczuA Ehssfrs Csmpsny opsn thsif
eezaSeases1s a TIE esEAeEs a3zss tesksS1t,
psefs8g a. PeSalsF priess.
Baaks elssfts sad paaiie o4css 1ili bs
fiGse1 le<ixy sa1 1aozE ~ the stores ~lll se
etes<si tAls silkEDeoa.
<e.is bfos eireas, HHs<un. uteasxsrts
Wild West snd bipEeiFonle ell exhlelt II
tkis sfty saturday. Jnas 4. TIE anew .
sssi spoken of sn1 vii aali9abtsdiy - liz
efaily patronlzsd-
Fosefsazt's circEis. in al is gEafebe-s.
slli sissl tbs city 1sne q ard tie gFandsaF
81 he arena. the seifdness ct the Wild
Hess snd the excitement q tie hipgodIoEle
sill Be seen Tor single ueset
AFriga,s-sckooneEs +. Anderson. J L.
Conisy. Richard Doyle. ! ). Morrison. Con-
dar 1arse Bslls. II stephenson. Lyman
~. Dasis. y. T. Johnson. Noema. Alehoi-
soa. Aaznolia Emelins Bates. zympa.
Agnes. Roanoke sad Wlseonsip. ffopes'
isFs. Alchzsl CfoA. sssspssxkes. Harry
Bissesl. II. j HAekeis. Robert CoIlins. New
EFa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

Tas Tuzasts- aEnAL0 saggsats that
thofo sho g. ous % TIA SolAlsrs Home
today, remsmbsr - livins - veil IS the
dsasL 4 kindiy cord, frisndiy shake
o, ne hand vii Aslp al Oh veterans
hsast 70 beat with gFasiiaTs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

aC5vsr tAsn eysr With beautiful d9s-
@s. is coanAsd ths old boys ia blns
wil. al heed today. Laoa year tAs nuEl-
Der u Vstszaos rho So Aols 10 tsc0ssfs
thsiE eoaFsdss graves, groHs less sni
Seax
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

The Mikaio % Jap.a has no mercy On
kis sabiscss He hss issGed dscrso en-
fareing the saoptsoo % the European
style of dress sos Japanese lasliss. When
the Japs haVs cashed ;ew biils for
WoaFa dresses shsy viii shower upon
tlssr sovereign curass deep II not Ioud.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

Tbsre appears 20 BE- = growing Con-
vicsicn in New york that the collision Of
TIE Celtic sad the Brissnaie vas ths re-
suit cs srcss naismznEsenent cf .hs wee
seis Tiers shoaid bs = searchiny invss-
tixaticn Trars-Aslansic steamers ara
zi4sn tco ruch to gong psll mall through
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
@laf3.St dfe0
lalt0n 05 any 9aPsf
IN NeAiSa1sxesHt
hes eJ 0st'''t@

TIE ~iiyzs' AL ssoas ths cry have BAD
. sno1 scara aai are observing ths pol
ice resfsiciIoas. fhis - ans sfecs Of
ne fELEaatn EtrR8LB's onslaught
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

II you haxs sa7 grlsys1se against a
MichissB ssilrcad send is b tAs HOUSE
of Representatives, sDd any biA yoa
want vii &c passea Everything "sgfa
TIE faiisosds~ guss visa us Honse.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

DA TsLhzsz e speaking = alleged
cissisEssas sags 10 has s4i n as osn
cbnrch sDd hsard ons u his ovn ser
mons psssehed q. hia owD eongregatios,
r0t from notas bat fr0m msasoFy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

fItfff- fitslf e1reff NurosT,
f5onteffiont~i. Via Co.'S bqxs vita
EscbifaB teiEtfRi euo ffrsnd ksf8of A Ir4snns
haiisoads viii -. ~ a o. ~ fo Hfufh-
ten. 4srttFk Calumet &C.. ard point ctL.
esfO 4 Northwestern kF " tffkn
ten3 less snf Ttrkef fft. kerquffif. kfrh
A Ntasos, Ssnj suIe- hsrs,aetts Hieh-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

sDtfit SANTA ere ptsa. *tlk1it,
fnsseugefk akiaF the O. ekpHss iEAi.<
connection a. IA fof NeW 4off.-tight "a.
pres ha< eesplRg oef FROM lAciIolt ~ tsTshf
Rapids. s.--oniy line running Limited sspre<s lsss
ms bofe q a = ~ vita sriof Be-f11
EnastnN dsfets coituccflonf to- a. l>ents fa4 are
n.y. 1trels<h tiesef eeo0feo a -. G. A. a N
onnek, sweet Hoiel and ~ aepst
J. P0ffss, Hils fs<I AT
Gro. r. REEyxs 1fsfAc Nsnseef chln&es
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

h3tt-&tt@A F&f
Me;neFial Day will b. observed appro-
pEiaiely todsy In the following manner
Aanh&l-J b. Airport; Aldo. NJ.
Storrs John Cafran, X 4. Croaty.
fbe procession viii form in ths following
order.
l44ttooa OIL Police
Teachers saf r,lpIss of Ihe paDlie schools under
ehafgs of Psof leFn L.
Clty b4Ri
90 B, ist Regs. ". ;. T.. Csps. 7. J. Nofsr
Phi keaFneg Drum CDrpa
Commander
AEl0s +. steele Posi-, q. A. z. {. n. SO rrz,
G0saEn andef
Ih0S w. sma,iey Fset. q. 4. r., II. h. Wstheys
Commander
Slus of Nerefars Isguis kanitz C0mmasier
lisxbled comfssdes OF phil kearney Post
ChiitFen Ia carriages 10 decorate the graves
fres1lenl of the Day, C1Apleia aid orator IA
caFrisE>
MAJOR and Ciiy Cfi ,srs
tstizsns Ia carriages
fire Department.
The column will form or Third-st. rest
ing en Western-age. and will move prompt
" uD Western-ave. TO Terrace-st., and
thence 10 the cemetery. where the follow
ing programme will be carried out:
Hymn by the Children
g. A. K. services
Strcwinq the Graves
Music bf the Eand
Aemorisl Hymn
Oratsou By l. g. Rutherford. state Commander
e. A X.
Hymn America"
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

Al trains daily t8cesf sunday
A local freight isetes Grand Rapids sf ~ ~
~ cktfFinF TsAsse1lFs.fs ~ far bssnsrss =
Thrnugh fitlFis ~ el I,nins enc f<rtAf IA si~sp
ine sscbef asn he srcuref a cSio1 1lokel 0moa
e. honrce-st-. and .; depot
a. " hfEFNrff f<enl All
Gao. ". HrNkok. CITY Tlckei 11nzl
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

10y - - > ~ y flIIINsfI
slsep1nf can raE a. fsai1s and Allszlis h
sfc< 10 and fFpss Ielfesi.-f'sTeF e4R EuE %
bes tapfss aud Grand kagias txlFc<a 10 sn4
Ion iietfoit ~ lftfce eonnsttlol8 nssas q I,<.
ieo4l ~ltk Al shHoneh iFalnf essl Iickeis oa - y
~ Eicu 3icksi Offloe. q Nouuos-kl snd 81 uEis1
sepoa
L "a loHssfos. Nint fs~ kg.t q AosrssG
tsAs hokAik, tirH AF 4 ~ Hogfoe<k
q. ". hEesLE. q A. snd7 "a A. Chioa.o
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

on obscure The road that leads TO health.
Unmarked bv bosrd or sign;
Wisdom syails not. p9~erless Is wealth
To soothe those aches OF thine.
But do not despair, with life there's hope,
The cloud concea.s the sun;
With Pierce's Fayorite- Prescription st
Your life full course may run.
More truth than poetry in these lines, as
thousands of ladies all over the land now
blooming with health testify TO the great
curative powers of DR.. Pierce's Fnvorite
Prescription. adapted by much research and
careful study 10 the happy relief of sll those
weaknesses and ailments peculiar 10
females. All druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


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w sf Sna <x hard sess allen Al Q i,oee.s,
Help Uanfed--F Female.
VuANTED = THRFE FIRsT-clAss ExPKE
w isnfed tsilef giFlsfo s>w eH oosts. sod psy
Isaac eolamaa. roam 2 Aefsy blaes. fssr.-ss.iss
tgASrED-A GOOD GIRL ron GENsgAL
w housea9fs. mus - n f80d eook. 10 eeshtnK
inoning OF taking "a snlsi4 f1naily. be-l eskes
fsla al siief ? n. a Eoom - Porter sioc. iss
tUANrED-A THOROUGHLY coNPETFkf
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small ikEpAy. hust hs = nfkt class o0ok, coed
wages Apply 70 Mns Pred Berger. Aerion hsass
WANTED = PROFESSIONAL WAIST AND
" sEtit maxers- ApFly 81 cnct Ma = 4
coaan > Rsasor-sL IA
WANTED "A THOROUGH EXPERIENCED
W isnndross, thai uBdeulsEds The manage
menI thoroughly. Enquire A. once 81 tie EsE.e
steam Dye House No = csnsi-sL ls9f
yVASTED-AS EXPERIENCED DRESS MAX
w sr. understanding all parts ~ TIE business.
Also en- efTsnd xtri Cal al room seLedyard block
Mis- Mcmillan. 1871
yUAITED- 6HiRTMAKER's AT GARDINER 4
W Baxter. loaf
For Renf--Rooms.
I,oR REET-A LARGE HANDSOME SUITE or
un.urGished rooms al tie "BTunseick o.
tFs, loof Ii
NOR RgNT-BEsT LIGHTED FRONT BASE
L ment N ths CITY. Tie hoor. "Ihe When
shoe Co." lsdf
NOR REST-FRONT PARLo1 FURNISHED
T. or unlUrnished. - FountsinS- ifAf
no RENT-TwO NlcE ROOMS, FOR LIGHT
i manufacturing purposes. which are heated by
steam. IA the fasl aud wiaier. inquire once Of
q Bervln, No "a Gaaal-st. l1sH
CoR RRNT--R0oNs FOR SNAIL FAMILIES
= Tor light housekeeping IN the wenham block
Enquire Al TUon = 15s
COR RENT-AFTRR APRIL lsT. THE STORE
Il NO Pearl e. nov occupied sor printing OF;
a
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

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DokSo r. THx Day or wKEx oR NRkk
~ cer - - 1r - Ers r. = frf.swa = ~
- zsresFe, = 10y reees 49, Fxpes. ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

U,OR RENT OR sALE-ss JEFFERSON AVE-
Il and 90 Bosfwick-st. All the modern i'm prove
menis barn on each place. Enquire of jas r
Granger, II Ot,awa-a, Telephone i65 le0
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

CoR REST-AFTRR JUNE isT HOUSE no. is4
L : Diyislonst : rooms and barn. Enquire
at room 2, Nenham block. las
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

yVANTED--A POSITION AS NIGHT WATCH
w by man uith much experience. Address
KY. Fox s. this Office. l5g
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

IloR RENT - CONVENIENT FLATS FOR
i small families IN the new Derby block. N
Fnlton-st. Inquire At III ut vernon-st llAf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
Waated--Sifuaffous.

CoR RENT--HOUsE AND BARN, ss7 JEFFER
II sof-ayc. Good well and cls.ern, closets. etc
Inquire OF Dr. Disbrow. ~ Monroe estf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
Miscellaneous.

CONE MONTY To Be MADE By SOME ONE
y W has some money. ty buyiag Sums % iols
some on the line of railroad. 80 feei foep sud
sorie iies. Price tor the whole 3 Q yer lot
L. :. PIosin, Loyets block, OPP site sseefE
HofeL
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

EOR RFST-HOU2E NEARLY NEW, sEvES
4 roor1s. good location. Nice grounds. good
we'll cisieru II good repair: with barn or With
ou:. ruskessinn given Immediately. egc. Enquire
on the premises, 5e7 East Fulton-st, or st 10
peaTl-st. Ssusl Z. Smith. 10
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

ItycsoDHORK 70 OKUEE - II yOT HtwT
W wvd Elenf3esL r-eEeffttteG cese<. fsr-z itag<
~ true stores. eognsets sfielfsns ~ bret csses
nas5e e er5rr essi - sa4rs<x g sossh freas ~
6Fsne ksr3ds NicA ere 8
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

+ Ow PRICES WIN. LEAVE YorR ORDERS
u for door and window srrcens AZ No teari-st.
AZ the bridge. Also fer rob Der STAMPS esenCfs
seals. wire netting weather strips sheet brass and
german silver Ia stock. b J. Billiard 4 Son. l5e
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

yVAFTFD-TO BORROW THE sCM or $50
W for the space OF 81 mn1fbs. by lady V DO
WI make err0ngelacr4ts 81 70 security when bar.
gain j. talk, q OF Address Mss. l. eto3cafd
srand Rapids. rost Olfca 1ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD LIKE TO MET
l or correspond with any per~oB OF coupany
wishing ~ rent rooms 40 entire bullding fof
bifxines or uaBufscturing purpo~cs. The %
csiify = fsnai-sf. between Bridge snd Newber-
ry-sts this city Arrangements can - made ~
TtsyoBesbic parties for term Of yesrx " q
Burch. new AidFich block. 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

lIANTED A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
W gin - guze ssl for Feaer&l nogEewoEk IN
small iAEplly. hust bs nfkt class oook. coed
wsses ApIly 70 Arz fred berger Aefion hsak<
Il
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

COR RENT-AFTRR APRIL lsT. THE STORE
II No. Pearl a. noN occupied sor printing Of
tccs Wheeler d Green al
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

yUAETFD-T WANT THEM, WANT TFIEN
W hzdly. nhet7 second -hsod hoasehos soTsfs
of al pss0ns for uhsch ] ufn pay ths hIxh.
est prices ia csss sf = Soufh Dirissou-s;. corner
Of Island. ID AeShorter. $50
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
For Renf--Ro0Dls. y.

COR REST-A LARGE HANDSOME SUITE or
4 un.urnished rooms al tie 'BTunseick' o.
tFs. noof. ii
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

NOR RgNT-nEsT LIGHTED FRONT BASE
mtnt N ths CITY. Tie hoor. "Ihe When
shoe Co." lsAf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
Wanted--To Rent.

uINTfD 70 RExT-FTRx I'D FT55HE
VI spitshle fcr ilgbt hOusekeeplne- address
G. Tssesgsn cree. ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

uAHTED-A GOOD e3Ri. f0R GENsRAL
w nouseaofk. mus D. n fo0d eoos. 10 seshinK
inning or taking Ia snasil isn.ily, besi ss<es
Eald- AL after "a. ~ room - Porter aloes lss
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

Tais - the cniy tfoe IL TIE c1unfry that fs be-
ing retaised to-day ~ the usGalsct urcrs actual
nas ieI 10 msnv worthless irnisatioEs which can
nos Compare with tbs original
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

CoR RRNT--ROosts- FOR SNAIL FAMILIES
+ Tor light hovs-kte ping II the wenhAn block
Enquire AZ nom 2 15s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29
Abuse Of tho Tooth Pick.

The tooth pick, when used with dis
cretion and at proper times and In proper
places, is an unobjectionable little instru-
ment. Its occasional employment is, as q
rule, necessary to cleanliness and the pres
eryation of the teeth. So, also, is the use
of the tooth brush. This adjunct OF the
toilet is, however, never used in public
The person who, after partaking OF q meal,
should proceed to publicly use bis tooth
brush would speedily find himself Danish
ed from decent society. Yet such action
would be less Objectionable to witness
than the service to which some people
who pretend to refinement and culture
put the tooth pick. There is but one
place in which it may be rightly used-the
dressing room and no person who has
the slig htest consideration for the feelings
of others will handle it anywhere else.
1t would seem to be almost unnecessary
to make such statements as those in the
foregoing paragraph. No one possessing
any delicacy of feeling or squamlshness OF
digestion will dream Of controverting
them. And yet the public use Of the tooth
pick is daily increasing, and has already
reached proportions that strike the foreign
| visitor with astonishment and disgust, and
make the lives OF many Of our citizers
anything but agreeable.
The practice has doubtless grown owing
to the large number OF people who live OF
have lived 10 hotels and boarding houses,
where tooth picks we're furnished with the
idea that guests would take them to tbeii
rooms, and in some Of the good hotels
guests can even now only procure tooth
picks at the doors by which they leave the
dining rooms. In other hotels and 10
many boarding houses and also, it Is
sad to have to write. in some private
houses, the tooth pick holder is regular
ornament (2) Of the meal table, and i''
contents are assiduously worked
In no other country that the writer ha
ever visited have tooth ricks been publicly
| used at private honsfs or IN the presence
| OF women. An English woman or French
| woman OF The better class not only nevel
dreams Of using tooth pick before peo
pie. but she considers it something thai
is more pleasant not to mention. Here
however it il no uncommon occurrence
to hear lady ask for the tooth picks, ant
select the one that she thinks will I'll he
l nepds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29
Re.tsasast Calls.

The diner 10 cheap restaurants Is often
puzzled by strange orders shon,od by
walters Tho customary waiter lays bis
ears back and bowls an order 10 the kilch
en. as II for the parpose Of lo,tlne the
whole congregation know What each
member Of il intends TO eat; then sauniers
10 the por,-ho opeaing into the culinary
department aud canserses with the cook.
II be would comMunica'e the order IN a
confidential tone and yell bis conyersation
with The cook, u woald please his clients
better BIT waiter Of sir dkllas week
can not afford to own, or at least exhibit.
all the grsecs Of high society. Like the
stage snd The Gypsy camp. the cheap
restaurant has its peculiar slang and
idiom, and Il speaks language that tew
Of the public know. Here are few Of
the nouas 10 i,s vocabulary with the def.
ni,ious th roof in everyday English.
zone. is an oyster stew.
"Thve on" three butter cakes,
"Pairo sleeve buttons, " is two 6sh ballA.
"White wings, ends up." are posched
eggs.
Brown stone 'front.'" is porterhouse
steak
Coffee ID tho dark aud "slops in cup
with the light out, is coffee without milk.
"Brown plate o wheat" and stack o.
whites" indicates that a customer wants
wheat cakes,
Tea separate, means that the milk for
the tea is not to he poured into the cup,
but served IN a pitcher
Cannon balls, are cInllers.
"Beef and means beef and beans.
"Stars aud stripes, are pork aud beans.
Brass baud. with q leadc,' is plate
OF beans without pork
Summer ,ime il bread and milk.
"Murphy with his coat on, !" is boiled
potato unpeelea.
white wings, sunny side up" are
fried eggs,
Rice both, "bread both, etc, means
that rice. bread and other puddings are to
be served with both wine sauce and but
ter sauce.
"Rice, hard only" means that rice
pudding is to be served with butter sauce.
"Bale o hay,' is corned beef and cab
bage,
"Let the blood follow the kuife," is
rare roast beef
"Roly poly" is strawberry pudding
"Solid shot, is apple dumping.
"Mealy bustio, is mealy potato.
Ham and, !" is ham and eggs.
"Shipwreck. is scrambled eggs.
"Hen fruit. is bold eggs.
"Tea no, is tea without milk.
Dyspepsia in snow storm, is mince
pie sprinkled with sugar.
"Hash no." is hash without onions.
Mystery, is hash.
"Chichen from on high" is the best cut
OF chicken.
Cosmopolitan Neapolitan ice cream
'Let the chicken wade through it" Il
chicken soup.
Some keepers Of restaurants where these
amusing orders have been in daily trans
mission for years have compelled tbeil
waters to forego this style anc
to communicate orders to the cook il
every day English 1t is only the "Whatl
ye have" kind of servitor who per
sists in IL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

|, is truly astonishing how many siclius
there are imported ialo this country annu.
ally, especially Il we consider that there is
rcally bu, one place 10 the world where
violins are made extensively. That place
is Marknuekirchcn, with It's surrounding
villages. Kliueen,hal Flelssen. Rohrbsck
aud Graallia, IN Sasopy, Germany. There
are altogether abou, $1,000 people living
there who do nothing else day alter day
bat make viclins, and 10 go there. aud
watch them Is one ot the most inserSstiug
dght ever enjoyed 10 ali my life. Tho
inhabitants. from the little nrrhin TO tho
old gray headed man, the small sifl aud
thu old grandmother, al arc engaged In
making some parts of ilddle.
A good ono consist Of siyty.tso different
pieces. They are cut, planed, smoo.hed
and measured. eccryihinR being accurate
precise with the model The older men
make the fnger beard from ebony. aud
the string holder and the serews The
small boys have 10 make themselves uso.
ful by looking after the glue pot on the
FIRE and bringing their elders things as
they may want them. man with strong.
steady hands aud a clear eve puts the
different peices together, and this ia the
most difficult task oiall Most yiolins are
made OF maple wood that grows in that
part OF the country or over the border III
Bohemir
The women generally accupy themselves
as polishers, This requires long practice,
aud family that has daughter who is
good polisher Is considered fortunate.
Even young man, when he goes a.
wooiug. inquiries whether the girl is a
good polioher, and il she is, IL certainly
will increase his affection for her At least
towfold. The polishing takes good deal
of time, some Of the best yiolins being
twenty and even thirty times polished.
Every family has its peculiar style OF
polishing, aud they never vary from that.
There is one that makes nothing but u
deep wine color, another citron color, yet
another an orange color, and 80 on.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

Ciyility costs nothing, and is often pro-
ductive Of good results, Here are two
instances. A medical doctor at Bath,
England, had legacy Of 800 1000 and q
comfortable house, left him by lady who
was only known to him by bis once offer
ing her seat 10 bis carriage. Another
gentleman once assisted very old and
feeble man to cross from the London Mao
sion House TO the Bank Of England. This
crossing is very dangerous one, especially
ct midday. when the city is full OF cabs,
onnibusses. drsys aud other vehicles
When tho old gentleman bad got safely
across, be exchanged cards With his oblig
ing young friend, aud there the matter
ended mo, rested. Some four or hgt
wears after this, firm Of London solicitors
wrote to the young man, telling him thsi
legacy Of 5000 aud gold watch anc
chain had been left TO him by genilemsi
"Sbo took the opportunity Of agsi'
thanking him 10 bis will for one act OF Ct
witty" II l. DOT likely that ali viii hay'
gold watches and chains aud neat lstiil
bundles OF crisp notes left them. but 1t !
certain that sets Of eiyiliiy are productive
Of good results tc ourselves. Therefore
BE courteous
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29
Telephoning by Proxy.

Herr Muller. the manufacture, had re-
turned from his honeymoon trip, and
after week OF connubial bliss in the new
home be awoke to the necessity Of attend
ing TO his business, and so with heavy
heart he said good by to his little wife and
proceeded to his office, situated bout
mile from bis house. The long hours OF
separation from the partner OF his joys
and sorrows were. however, sever trial
TO bis fortitude, and he bit upon the ex-
pedient OF connecting the house and bis
place Of business by means Of telephone
wire. And now sweet words OF tenderest
affection were exchanged between the
loving couple every hour OF the day. A
week later the work Of the Office became
more absorbing, and our manufacturer
felt himself obliged TO put a stop to this
waste OF time; besides, be began to find
that Ludmilla's cajoleries we're growing
4omev bat tedious and commonplace. But
he would not have bis wife suspect this
for worlds. His inventive genius found
way out Of the difficulty. There was an
old servant Of the firm, Herr Kobes by
name, almost past work, but retained to
do odd jobs about the place. He was q
queer old bachelor, with red nose and a
romantic turn Of mind for be was an adept
al whispering soft nothings in the ears Of
young ladies'. and fondly imagined the
whole Of the fair sex we're ia love with
him Besides, the tone Of bis voice had a
striking resemblance TO that OF bis princi.
pal. Herr Muller gave this man certain
private instructions and next morning
Herr Kobes was duly installed at the tele'
phore aud engaged in an smorous conyer-
sa,ion with bis invisible partner. wbile
bis principal was busy with his correspon-
dence. Quite contrary to Mnilers expee-
tatiop, Lud milla appeared TO take increas
ing delight in ber husbands conversation,
and the apparatus was kept constantly
4 guiag. The manufacture could now attend
10 HE affairs without interruption, while
q, the same time bis wife bad no reason 10
complain Of bis GOODNESS. Tins state oi
things was highly satisfactory. one day
having business call 10 make in The
neighboruood Of bic dweliinghouse, be
lei, the office earlier than usual, quite
obliyious Of Kobes aud the telephone, and
after be bad done bis errand be weGi
.,rsigb, bone, as II was hardly worth
. shile returning 10 the ofiea at tbst lsl'
hour, Bat sbst Was bis sstonishment OF
. entering the room 10 zee bis wife sittins
on tbe soiA deeply absorbed 10 the isist
novel aud u the telephone busy isllioI
wiih the gentleman At the ofiice = Babetie
the old cooa